St. Albert gazette (1963-03-16)

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other piece of land, not far from the
Sir George Simpson School. Council de-
cided to await results of a meeting to
be held between the two school boards.
After this meeting, the petitioners will
have a hearing with the Council. In re-
gard to this matter, we publish Motion
1424, moved by Councillor Powell during
the March 8th meeting of Council, and
also the statement of Mayor Veness re~
garding the school site.

COPY DEADLINE Not later than. 12 noon on Monday's De,
\ ue TOU
qe dee— Bow
(i ys dif we advised our readers in editorials that when criticining
for any reason, behind their bach, is non-constuuctive. Jk doesn't help
passed and accepted as read by Council, | cil during the Annual Taxpayers Vecting and we were very pleased that 10 mary
Besreatien Hegel Wes An bsbestiof the! | dtscprea with dime Of the paticien of thts Eoaat ie again advocate that’ these
Hair eevee poed aeteeig ae ea [OTR Ig mara opportunity to bring thein grievances straight Lo the Board.
Soaplaint — Me & Mrs ablish a well-ongonized school districes
between the Raymond family and American
Raymond's windows the whole night. big demand for use of office space in
ing their membership fee for the Edmonto:/achments of the R.C.M.P., and of course,
ing. Jagreement between the Town and the St.
development in Grandin Park in April wilt benefit by about $15,103. annually
programme is settled. The Secretary- [wages, besides better Security in case of
Re-zoning of Agricultural Land The Eim-/that thie proposed agreement was receiver
tural land vest of Jasper Auto Parts — |Building Inspector's Report There is
Sommission, voted against this re-zoning,|tween 1962 and 1963, showed that in the
Office Space for School Board Councillo:|been 69 to the end of February. This is
Town Hall, and that both school boards {sented to Council by residents living on
unanimous that the contract between the |Jouncil to use this land as parkland, bull

be eesontal WN,
to do this is to attend the annual meeting of,

Meeting, Monday, March 11th, 1963, oun comunity at all.
R P. The general condition was favow! citizens brought their ovinions straight fonwand dining this meeting.
eve ponents Road / and Die2) Mie Outajit |) erga ah nistel toned Whe Poids ing of, the Vnotestant Senarate School bis
ipetioeets behets st Bays pee complaints «nd misundenstandings, after this annual meeting, ane ron
Secretary Treasurer will contact Mr.Bell|
Homes regarding the spotlight used by of Councillors DeBruijn and Wheating, to
Hamonton-& District Development Ass'n |the Town Hall. Interested are: the two
& District Development Association, but |the Town itself.
Engineered Homes A letter from Engineer-|Albert Civic Employees Association came
gould not be accepted by the Council. with this new agreement. Many of the
Treasurer was authorized to explain the |Sickness, accident, medical bills, etc.
onton and District Planning Commission |and asked for further discussion in the
alongside the St. Albert Trail. Mayor [still an enormous interest in buying
Zouncil decided to hear the report from |first two months of 1962, 25 permits were
DeBruijn suggested that the two detach- |an increase of more than 150%.
should take over the R.C.M.P. offices |3rosvenor Blvd, in the area of the pro-
town and the Separate School Board regar-|suggested that Council give the Public
cE

Founded June 17, 1961 - St. Albert’s 100 Anniversary
Mee CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM
1, Phere yu can air your grievances in public. (niticising anyone on
The minutes of the previous meeting were| We advocated thit you bring your questions and enguinies in regards to oun (oun-
able for the month of February. Thene are in oun town, su;porters of the Protestant Separate School Board, who
Nag aieribal ape) Leealidics lg. gocsedt UG 9e Toy iat 15th, ak & pin. in the Sin George simpson School, where
poms constructive und don't help the school, chitdwen, parents, staff on booid to ente
of American Homes to solve the problem
American Homes, which shines in the meet with both school boards. There ie
Gouncil did not make any decision regard|school boards, the Library, the tvo det.
fabled this question till the next meet-|3ivic Buployees Association A proposed
ed Homes asking for immediate further under discussion. Overall, the employees
Souneil will wait till their financial Town's labourers will receive higher
Town's view to Engineered Homes. A motion by Councillor DeBruijn mentionec
voted in favour of re-zoning the agricul-next Council meeting.
Veness, representing St. Albert on the {houses in St. Albert. A comparison be-
Mayor Veness before taking further ateps.|issued, while already in 1963, there have
ments of the R.C.M.P. should move to the |School Site Petition A petition was pre-
located on Piron Street. Council was |posed public school. ‘The petition asked
ding office space has to be reviewed. | School Board and opportunity to build

Zouncil appointed a committee, consistingitheir school in Grandin Park, but on an=

Motion 1424, Moved by Councillor Powell.
That in view of the fact that a joint
meeting of the two School Boards has
been arranged for March 13th, and over—
looked by Council at its Meeting of
March 4th, a letter be directed to the
St. Albert School District No. 3, re-
questing that their Board withold any
action until this meeting has taken plac.
between the two School Boards, on March
13th, 1963.

CARRIED
Mayor Veness suggested that if the matte:
could not be settled at this joint meet-
ing, then ir should be placed before the
Edmonton District
Advisory Board. The Mayor stated that
he wished it to be clearly understood
that Council did not wish to become in—
volved in the matter of school sites and
that it should be settled between the
two school boards if at all possible. If
not, then settlement should be sought as

suggested above.
continued on page 2

St. Albert Gasette

The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA

the making and
such cerem=
od to be nec= |] Money
ations, and

from becoming |; PROBLEMS?
which
sibility of the

that there are no
the appointing of

solve them with a low-cost joan through

ie =! S- (SCOTIA PLAN

ction of suit
Grandin Shoppers’ Park
ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA

Phone 599-6636 6637
V. G. RATCHINSKY
Manager

The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA
ae |

ADMINISTRATOR

fair chance to stay as Senior Administ-
ince July 1962, | rator, but Mr. Billings himself expressel
+ the Town of | the thought that the town needs a Senior
n without a Town Mana~| Administrator more experienced in Munic-
hat it is now nore | ipal affaire and development, but that
L, Billings, Sec- | he would like to be his assistant.
be releasa) "Thank you, Mr. Billings’ said the Coun-
» cil, "this will help us to find, as soon
Jobo of | as possible, a senior administrator for
ances, | our town".
Councillors DeBruijn and Stewart told
| the Council that it wasn't necessary to
advertise again for this position becaise|
| they knew some good candidates who are
capable of doing this job. Councillors
DeBruijn, Stewart and Powell were appoin
ted ty Council to select candidates to
be presented to Council.
The meeting was adjourned at midnigt

trator

VOOV IIIT TT

FOR FINER FOODS

Here are Marcel ani Richard Belley, 3
and 4 years old, sons o: and Mrs.
Maurice Belley of 3 Sable

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T.ALBERT
BRIDGE CLUB

by Shirley Holman, Public Relations

Te St. Albert Bridge Club held its reg-
jular Sunday evening game with 8 tables
present. We wish to welcome all newcom-
ers and hope that we will see them back
again.

Anyone interested in playing in our reg~

new, just call 599-7328, Shirley Holman,
land I will arrange for one for you.
Winners thie week were:

North/South Pts

Mr. Mrs. Haselgruber TOz 55.
Mrs. Ahronson, Mr. Netelenbos 684 54.
Mr. Mro. King 68 53.97
Eqst/West

Mrs. Netelenbos, Mr. Ahronson 73 57.94
Mr. Dolman, Mr. Wiersma Th, 56.35
Mr. Mrs. Dalphond 67% 53.57

| TARZAN'’S FIGHT FOR LIFE
(oming Friday 7 PNM,
Six Alexanden Mackenzie School

ular Sunday game and does not have a part

pif ciinarsTentic

|

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WwW

TO MORROW

| G MONDAY TH
OF THE YEAR |” MATINEES 2 P.M. NOT RESERVED

TO MORROW

TO MORROW

MORROW

SIGNS
CUTOUTS
SHOWCARDS
BACKGROUNDS
SCREEN PROCESS
WINDOW DISPLAYS

~ not

FRESH CUTS....

not

the

@ PRIME RIB ROAST -- 75¢
@ CLUB STEAK -- 85¢

@ CHUCK ROAST ... 49

@ PORK CHOPS -- 6%

@ BOLOGNA by piece .. 29¢
@BACON sliced side ... 69¢
@ PURE LARD - 2b. ...39¢ @ TOMATO SOUP ... 10¢per tin
@ ALL MEATS UNCONDITIONALLY [ ) BREAD Solon 2 for 39¢

GUARANTEED

the

biggest — but........ THE

ST. ALBERT
United Church

1s aged
extreme:

You are urged to
is undertaking,
On Sunday eve

es, congregational
e hymns vas a feat

led by Mr.

Everyone

life and

Ly

ns

ure |

] These evening services are held on the
first Sunday of each month. Origina:
ndertaken with the view to having t!
only during the cold winter mon
these services «i
| round save for the two summer mon

| the surprising interest that has been

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now continue year

lay. This has come about through

in these services and

attendance.

great

SERVICE

St. Albert Trail 138 Avenue

Ph: 455-4938 |

St. Albert Gazette

niter?

NT ADS

Not later than 10 p.m. Monday’s
preceeding next issue.

Gordon Crescent. |
Phone 599-7144 or 599-6145 18 Gresham Blvd. = R. L. Mathews,
P, D. Ellis, 15 Gresham Blvd.

RATE-6 © per word. — 7- Gretna Place. M. Salewedel,
Minimum charge 60 ¢ Wm. PacFarlane, 14 Gilmore Crescent.
1 30 Gillian Crescent.$. Bontaux, |
1A. Kapicki, 41 Salisbury Ave. —
[zamerte cme orunsclekmamae| 26 Gillian Crescent. R. Rumpel, This is the " Gazette Box ", Located |
R. Fisher, 43 Gillian Crescent.

at 45 Sunset Blvd, open 24 hours, for

re ag 19

Gainsborough Ave. K, Fehr,

OUTCH-WOODEN-SHOES R. Emmerson, 8 Belmont Drive. good and bad news. Don't be discoura-
suweUisessereaeneestansauseevesbenes 44 Salisbury Avenue. H. Wevill, . Supueres
The Ideat Footwear for Garden Work | Barry Johnson, 7 Swallow Crescent. || 924 if you can't find openings
a @ 15 Sunnyside CrescenF, Fabain, The Secret is to Lift the rubber flap
Perfect "Muddens"foryoux |yareay Keller, 15 Granite Ave, | ee ; |
Chilthen. (on be cleaned ina fifty! |g gitiian Crescent. 5. Culp, || on top, which is there in case of :
‘ , = Phillip Olson, 10 Gilmore Crescent.|| 494

5 2.50 p.pain Phone: 599-7187 |p tboral Drive. 1. Jagoda, main ox ariel The, bax\caralsoibe |
TUT Aaa LAS by De nan |F> Commandeur, 122 Grandin Road. used for " Hunter Want Ade ". |
- ZA a ‘t 87 Salisbury Ave. N. Boser, | 1 oS oes eae
Phone:599-6344 Gordon Rees, 39 Gillian Crescent. || 2at't forget the deadtine, not Latex

8 Gretna Place. B. Bilodeau,
Karl Hanneman, 14 Mount Royal Drive|
97 Salisbury Ave. J, Hankinson, |
iG. Smith, 132 Grandin Road.
20 Gilmore Crescent. F. Weisgerger,
Mrs. J. Scholz, 37 Gillian Crescent. |
10 Mount Royal Drive.2. Adams,
Would ke ta Daby-Sit in your fame, T |G. Akins, 14 Geneva Crescent.
on 2 childnen, Phone 599 = 7411 Gordon Crescent. E, Scaber,
— + Lenihan, 49 Salisbury Avenue.
Greenwich Crescen Herbert Shaw,
Hill, 5 Gillian Crescent.
Grandville Avenue N. Lesenko, Recently baptised in the St. Albert Romay|
Davson, 1 Grandville Ave. | Catholic Church were the following babier
Loak by paperboy Tn broun casey \66 Sheridan Drive. Autry Sailer, Donald Alexander Cleland, son of Mr. and
newand, —?P 599-6862 |, sevourin, 6 Swallow Crescent. |Mrs. Gary Cleland. His godparents are
Salisbuty Avenue. R. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hankey.
Krell, 27 Glenmore Crescent |Mariead Patricia Kehoe, daughter of Mr.
[5 Seymore Crescent. 4. Herbert, and Mra, James Kehoe, Her godparents
Uiaseet tr esa lt, bolts and fe: Draves, 43 Sunnyside Crescen jare Mr. & Mrs. Pat Saunders.
eee eee eeraenae * goo «Gog [0 Balmoral Drive. H. Kirachkovsky, [James Dean Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
uckles, butttns covered Phe R. F. Harris, 43 Salisbury Avenue. |Martin Nelson. The godparents are Ray-
8 nond Richard and Claire Donaldson.
‘gay ees aS louise Aline Varie Coumoyer, daughter of
Spe Ee us Mr. + Daniel Cournoyer. Her god-
Fred Hens, Phone 599-6841 ST.ALBERT JUNIOR paseutanansiite Sanigiea:ieiace tnocets®
Brush and (tearing done
i ion call,

the Aches Marie Jeanne Aline Hebert, daughter of

f Bre 5 cher. |

2 al» fel Hoga € Son fndoor training last Saturday, Maxchi2, [fu se om hme: Murals Durachel |
in the gymnasium of the Vital Grandin
School. Thirty boys attended this prac- | CLAUDE’S ELECTRIC

tice. This will assure St. Albert havin eens are aoe IIE
‘Commercial PHONE

than 12 noon on Mondays, preceeding

lia dev f, colon = ite |, |at least two Junior soccer teams avail-
dependable service, Housez Studios |arve tor the Edmonton and District Junio: Bouse Wirt
6468 mk
19 Pi Phones 599- Soccer League in the coming season. Evay | Appliance Hook-up 599-6519
teat boy in St. Albert from 9 to 15 years is |{ Repair and Maintenance seaeweaeae <i

joman. Le . There is no charge. The dress |/ u
and (hild (are, daily Sam-5; ea, \feicone, there ia no change. mie irate || CLAUDE'S ELECTRIC
by April Tat. Ph one: 599 - 6814 land running shoes. FREE ESTIMATES Je

Let‘s take a trip; leave all the snow
and mud behind and visit sunny Italy!

A pleasant thought but highly impractica'|
for most of us. Hovever, right here in |
‘our own homes we can enjoy a little of
Italy by savouring one of their most
famous dishes - Pizza. While pizza is |
enjoyed throughout Italy and many other
nds, it originated in

bread board, co
and let rise 2 hours.

Mozzerella cheese

mesan cheese

of the Ladies Curling Club was unavoidab: the club's wind-up,

cancelled. The meeting will be held
Monday, March 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Legion Hall. Plans have been made for

LOCAL 1.0.D.E. CHAPTER

8. Vacirca,
. Jewitt,
nant, Mrs. W.

A two event bonspiel
March 23, playing off for the Mocombo
dup. For further informetion, call Betty
Anderson 599-6124.

Kirkpatrick, Mrs. L. Wheating, Mrs. W.
Tinge, Mrs. R. Starko and Mrs. G. P.
Schneider.

Sitting, left to right: Mrs. D, S.Odinga
Regent Mrs. H. Hamberg, Mra. R. E. Gilley
and Mrs. G. J. Lind.

the scene for

sand guests atten-
nenbers of provincial,
rs took part
usted by
pal Organizing
with the

+ J. 5. Robinson,
The Charter was
famberg, Regent of
y Mrs. o. Melnyk. Rev.

Dr. B. R. Schwarz dedicated the standard
which was presented to the standard-
bearer of the Father Lacombe Chapter,
Mrs. G. K. Sim, by Mrs. J. B. Robinson.
Various chapters presented gifts and
supplies to the new chapter. The gavel,
symbol of office, was presented by the
Lord Lascelles Chapter of Lacombe, Alb-
erta. An address was given by Father
Maurice Joly, OMI, on the history of St.
Albert and the life of Father Lacombe.
He pointed out the serious responsibility
of the chapter in choosing to name their
chapter after Father Lacombe, who was 50
highly esteemed and well remembered. He
added that the chapter's motto "Servir

continued on next page’

March 16, 1963

‘avec plaisir” is an appropriate summation
of the life and work of the pioneer
priest. An informal luncheon was served
following the ceremony. Mrs. W. J. Ven-
ess, and Mrs. W. D. Cuts poured.

The Objects of the 1.0.D.£. are:

1, To stimulate patriotism and loyalty tc
the crown.

2, To encourage friendship amongst the
peoples of the Commonwealth.

3. To maintain an organization equipped
to render prompt and efficient action in
times of emergency.

4. To study current events and world af-
fairs to promote the celebration of pat-
riotic anniversaries ani to cherish the
memory of heroic deeds.

5. To provide service and welfare to
those in need.

6. To assist in the progress of education
lart and literature and to endeavor to
instil in the youth of Canada a sense of
patriotism and responsibility.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Jonmunity Calendar

March 15 Father Lacombe Chapter 1.0.D.E
St. Patrick's Bake Sale, from 6 - 9 p.m.
Friday, at Safeway's.

March 16 ¢.G.I.T. St. Patrick's Tea,
United Church Lower Hall, from 3-5 p.m.
Everyone welcome.

March 23 St. Albert Ladies Curling Club
wind-up Bonspiel.

St. Albert Gazette

LOOK & GUESS

Last week's Look and Guess was a real
easy one - a handle. But what is it on?
Some said a suitcase, a clothing box, a
carrying case, an oven door, a tool box,
a drawer and even a car. But no one was
able to see that it was the handle of a
vacuum cleaner. That means that this
week's contest will be worth $4.50 so
be sure to enter, Maybe this will be
your lucky day.

“.we bought , %
it through MY BANK”

Bank or Montreat

Feil Finance Plan

tow-costh iire-insunen conn

St. Albert Branch:

J. H, ARSENEAU, Manager

Look and guess what this is.
45 Sunset Blvd.
Every week there will be a prize of

from the box.
day.

no name. Use entry blank below.

NAME...

ADDRESS.

PHO

NYS CUESS HIS eesasee ese

Only "Contest" to be written on envelope

LOOK & GUESS CONTEST

WIN $ 1.50 EVERY WEEK!!

It's some-
thing or someplace that everyone knows.
Bring your answers to the Gazette Box,

GUESS NO. 13

=

$1.50 for the first correct answer drawn
Deadline 12 noon on Mon-

McLEOD’S AUTO REPAIR
ST. ALBERT TRAIL 126 AVE
PHONE 454 - 7242

BOWLING

YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS

Bowling League Results - “arch 4th.
Girls High Triple 456 Rachelle Huot,
'Girls High Single 225 Jeanne Houle
Girls High Average 136 (tie) Rachelle
Huot, Jeanne Houle, Grace L'Hirondelle.
Boys High Triple 623, Boys High Single
257 both Richard Savoie, Boys High Aver-
age 180 Ron Hebert.

Win a Prize Thursday Night Down in the
Vallee Lanes.

Winner of this lovely lamp was Neva
Freund who rolled an 687 triple, for
three games plus handicap. Some of the
other top scores were: Lois Brewster
859, Richard Lafleur 831, Lou Weigal 850
Nell Liptak 821, Ron Gregorie 851, Ian
Fraser 647, Marcia Letourneau 861 and
Ida Ethier 842.

Last week's prize was four lovely TV
tables. Each bowler rolled three games,
the total of which, when divided by
three mist give your age plus 100.
"Don't be shy ladies, tell your age and
you may win the lovely prize" And the
lady did tell - Mrs. Muriel Scaber of
St. Albert, who is 22 years old, was
the winner.

SPRING BOWLING LEAGUES

The Spring Bowling Leagues will start
on Monday, April st. Everyone is wel-
come to join. For more information,

call 599-6221.

Hi. Alben #
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ST, ALBERT
__ PHONE 599 -
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Sale 187, 0 $29.95

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ALBERT

SAVINGS & CREDIT UNION LIONS NEWS BADMINTON

CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING

At the recent Annual Meeting of the St.
Albert Savings and Credit Union the fol-
lowing members to serve on the board of
directors were elected: Mr. H. Terrault
Mr, H, Lamoureux, Mr. B, Houle, Mr. M.
Dechamplain and Mr. L, Randall. Credit
Committee: Mr. H. Vague, Mr. A. Savoie,
and Mr. T, Dexter. Supervisory Committer
Mr. A. McDonald, Mr. H. Armstrong, and
Mr. R, Kambouroff.

The Lions Club will hold their Nominat- |

ion Meeting in the Lions Den next Tues.
March 19 at 7:30 p.m

A slate of candidates will be presented
by a Nominating Committee for the office
oft President, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Vice
Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, Lion
Tamer, Tail Twister and two Directors.
If an election if necessary, it #ill be
held on April 2nd in the Lions Den.

The St.Atbert badnin'on club wilt
hold their regular meetings every
Tuesday starting at 7 p.m.,at the
Vital Grandin Schoot.A tournement
is planned fon the,end of thia mo-
nth.éveryone welcone!

tf

‘am in Chapel
30 pm in Chapel, Sat
, 8:30, 9:45 and 11

First Friday: 7:30 am Communion, 8 am
Mass, 6:45 am Communion, 8:30 pm Mass.

BERT
Sunday: 9:45 am forehips Nursery, Church
School to Grade 3; 11
Grades 4,5,6, Teen Ch
1st Sunday.

thurch School, |

8 pm Worship,
leeting 8:15 pm

2nd Monday. Session, Stewards 7:30 pm
of: Board 9:15 pm - 4th Tuesday.

Senior Choir
Activities

Friday. Youth
murch 599-6555,

BAPTIST
‘Sir Alexander Mackenzie Schoo:

Sunday Service & Sunday ol 11 a.m.
auEnasnansasasaascsasa!

PENTECOSTAL, ST. ALBERT
(Sir George Simpson School)

Sunday School 10:00 a
Morning Worship 11:15 a

jtsageaaanenanaeaearscoxnsszazaa:
IST. MATTHEW'S ANGLICAN MISSION
(Vital Grandin School

Morning Prayer: 11 am, 1st, 2nd, 4th Sun
liioly Communion: 11 am, 3rd Sunday
Sunday S: : Sund:

599-6934 (Res. ).

DENTISTS :Dr.N.ONISCHUK, Ph +599-3224 and
Dr.J.MoVENNE, 599-6725

gupta aEREaEESTREeeTAeMMRECOEET

Lawyers
Richand GWheatley
221 Le

Marchand Mansions

Office: 488 - 8131 Res: 434 - 3048
StALbent pa a

WUais Ufc “sede

Phone:

KAM'S ACCOUNTING SERV

bookkeeping, accounting and

income tax returns

Downtown St.Albert
Ph 599-7574 or 599-7325

ommissioner for oaths
¢ eee’ a ec" ac at

ST. ALBERT PHARMACY

J. MELESHKO. B.Sc.P.

@-PRESCRIPTIONS
@e—Veterinary Supplies
cece School Supplies

ecoe— Cosmetics

FREE DELIVERY Ph 599-6740
Downtown St. Albert

eat ares ac ec ac acc

BILL VENESS

your
IMPERIAL oil AGE:T
Keep warm this winter Place your
orders NOW for ESSO HEATING Oll
Immediate Delivery Ph: 599- 7590
Office Hrs. 8 a.m.to 6 p.m.
Sat. 8a.m. to 12 noon

Emergency order
Ph. 599- 6137 or 599- 6328

GATEWAY ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
House & Commercial Wiring
St.Albert-Ph. 599- 6224

GENERAL INSUHANCE
FIRE—AUTO ETC

A.B. BLAIR
(tas HEE pean

| DR. C. MCTAGGART

CHIROPRACTOR

Shoppers Park. Westmount
PHONE GL5-3542

Wedding Invitations Persor.al Stationery

St Alert

Alberta

Letterheads Statements Envelopes

BRUIN H O T El L
DAILY our delicious 5.

Fried <i
Chicken ‘ chips

TAKE OUT Ph. 599-6134

“B_DIAL 599-7519

or 599-6571
@HEATING
@CONTROLS
@SHEET METAL

T METAL SERVICING

and SHOP at

WALLACE’S
FamiLy Clothing
Phone-599-6404

Downtown

ALF BRUNNER
accordion Instructor

Ph: 599-6067

8- Week Trial Course

St. Albert Garage
Repairs to all makes of cars
PH. 599-6112
lopen- 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. exc. Sunday
Al. & L. Gaulin, Props.

G-E ELECTRIC STEAM IRON PYREX COFFEE PERCOLATOR

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HECTIC FRY PAN
© ond Up G-EHLECIRIC. TOASTER 10. 99
all makes and models. Pensa.
4 guaranteed fat : | 10. 99.
: anit €, “p 1 USED AUTOMATIC WASHER
Kitchen Suite

G-E PORTABLE MINERS 79.95 |

1 USED GAS STOVE
SE 16.99 |

5 - Piece A 95
|

ST. ALBERT HARDWARE & Appliances Co. Ltd.

Located: opposite St. Albert Community Hall PHONE 599-6268

POST OFFICE ADDITION

SUNDAY PROGRAM
AT THE EDMONTON
PUBLIC LIBRARY - MARCH 17

OTT EL

PHONE 599.6077 TAMBLYN DRUGS

GRANDIN SHOPPERS PARK
ST. ALBERT

HOURS

DAILY - 9 am. fo 9 p.m.
SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS

12 noon - 6 p.m.

FREE NEIGHBORHOOD DELIVERY

5”

Provides soothing vapor for colds and
Full gallon capacity for“ all- night ” operation.

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THE ST. ALBERT ON STURGEON
PLAYERS

‘The meeting on March 7th consisted of a
brisk business session in which it was
decided that a membership with the Exten
sion Idbrary be acquired, a donation of
$3.00 be sent to the Walterdale Play~
house for inscription of the Sturgeon
Players on.a brick, and a donation of
$10. each to Nan Tandrup and Joy Wake~
field to assist them in their courses of
Theatrical Make-up.

Kathleen Boulter concluded the meeting
with Speech Interpretation. This ranged
from interpretation of set phrases and
worked up to the characterization of
definite situations. Next week will see
the culmination of this series by an
interpretive improvisation by numbers.
If this leaves you a little mystified,
why not join us. Phone Katie Moffatt at
599-6220 for more information.

There will be a further casting of "The
Late Christopher Bean", as the cast re~
quires more personnel, expecially MEN
The club welcomes all new members as
there are plenty of opportunities, both
back stage and on stage, for anyone from
High School age and up.

‘ry outs will be held in the Community
Hell, Thursday evening, March 14, from
8 to 10 p.m.

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Foner consumers of the Youville Vain, Products now can buy these
Punit Gi ee ates eb PTD a oe eile
Dainy was bought by the Puxity-Dainy some tine ago. You can
save 6& on a 3 quart jug of Homo Mik ky on get cartons at
the netait price. Fon further information , Phone: 439 ~ 376

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CANCER CONTROL SUNDAY

On Sunday, March 31, 1963, Cancer Contro
Sunday will be observed by religious
leaders of all faiths in many churches
in Alberta. "It is to be observed by
special prayers devoted to asking Divine
Guidance to our scientists and doctors
and to offer relief to those suffering
from this dread disease", J. C. Brennan
President of Edmonton and District
Branch announced today.

‘The Canadian Cancer Society mst raise a
total of $3,682,000. for its three-fold
programme of research, education and
Welfare this year. Alberta's objective
has been set at $400,000. We need more
funds than in our history. This is due
mainly to the support of research at the
University of Alberta Cancer Research
Unit (McEachern Laboratory) in Edmonton.
The newly conpleted biochemistry laborat
ory is one of the finest in Canada and
offers new hope for cancer at our own
doorstep. Last year nearly 24,000 Can-
adians died of cancer, many of them need
lessly. The Society is working hard to
promote better cancer education to save
many more lives in the future. Although
we must ask our people of the Edmonton
district to give to conquer cancer, we
must also ask that our Crusade be stren-
gthened with their prayers. We must con
tinue to fight cancer with a check-up
and a cheque, but we must never under-
estimate the precious value of prayer.

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